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Zetor UTILIX HT 45 Operator's Manual

Zetor UTILIX HT 45 Operator's Manual (154 pages)

Brand: Zetor | Category: Tractor | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Tractor Identification

10
- Warranty of the Product
  10
- Parts
  10
About this Manual

12
Introduction & Description

14
- Tractor an Introduction
  14
- Description
  15
ROPS (Roll over Protection Structures)

16
Safety Instructions, Do's & Don'ts

20
Safety Signs

38
- General Safety Information
  38
- Decals on the Dash Cover
  38
- Decals on the Chassis
  39
- Decals on the Cabin
  40
Universal Symbols

42
Controls, Instruments & Operations

44
- Description of Tractor Controls
  44
- Battery Disconnector
  44
- Instrument and Switches
  45
- Main Switch (Key Switch)
  46
- Headlights, Turn Signal Lights, Beacon and Horn Switch
  46
- Tachometer
  47
- Hour Meter
  47
- Fuel Gauge and Water Temperature Gauge
  47
- Hazard Warning Signal Switch
  47
- Warning Lights
  48
- Independent PTO
  49
- PTO Shaft Revolutions 540 and 1000 Rpm Shifting Lever
  51
- Connecting and Disconnecting Implement
  52
- Cruise Control Button
  53
- Cruise Speed Control Switch
  53
- Load Sensing Button
  53
- Mode (Sensitivity) Switch
  54
- Tractor Controls
  55
- Hand Throttle (Throttle Lever)
  56
- Speed and Direction Control Pedals
  56
- Foot Brakes
  57
- Parking Brake Lever
  58
- To Avoid Personal Unjury
  58
- Air Brakes of Trailers and Semi-Trailers
  58
- Air Pressure Indication
  58
- The Button for Temporary Deactivation of Brakes of the Trailer or Semi-Trailer
  59
- One-Hose and Two-Hose Brakes
  60
- One-Hose Brakes
  60
- Two-Hose Brakes
  60
- Sub Gear Lever (Linear Shift Lever)
  61
- Diff-Lock Pedal
  61
- Front Axle Drive Lever
  62
- Driver's Seat
  62
- Tilt Lever
  63
- Operating the Hydraulics
  64
- Position Control
  64
- Lowering Speed Control Knob for the 3 Point Hitch
  65
- Outer Hydraulic Circuit
  65
- Outer Hydraulic Circuit Controls
  66
- Remote Hydraulic Control Valve Coupler Connecting and Disconnecting
  66
- Connection
  66
- Disconnection
  66
- Joystick Lever
  67
- Safety Implement for Joystick Lever
  67
- Rear Three-Point Hitch
  68
- Adjustment of the Top Link
  69
- Adjustment of the Lift Link on the Lower Link
  70
- Mounting Implement
  70
- Front Three-Point Hitch
  71
- Controlling Front Three-Point Hitch
  71
- Hydraulic Lock of the Front Three-Point Hitch
  72
- Working and Transport Position of the Front Three-Point Hitch
  73
- Driving with Agricultural Machines Attached to the Front Three-Point Hitch
  73
- Towing Equipment
  73
- Maximum Permissible Load of the Hitch
  73
- Lower Hitch
  74
- Connection and Disconnection of Implements
  74
- Multistage Adjustable Suspension
  74
- Disassembly of the Rear PTO Cover
  74
- Lower Hitch Disassembly
  75
- Height Adjustment and Disassembly of the Multi-Level Hitch Attachment Tail Piece
  75
- Starting the Engine
  76
- Stopping the Engine
  76
- Warming up
  76
- Warming up in Cold Weather
  76
- Running-In Period
  76
- Sharp Change of Direction in the Field
  77
- Normal Service Braking and Parking
  77
- Driving Downhill
  78
- Operation of the Diff Lock
  78
- Check During Driving
  79
- Oil Pressure Light
  79
- Battery Charging
  79
- Fuel Gauge
  79
- Engine Cooling Water
  80
- Trailer Socket (Seven Terminal Electrical Socket Type)
  80
- Treads
  81
- Changing the Front Wheel Tread
  82
- Changing the Rear Wheel Tread
  82
- Front Drive Axle Fenders
  82
- Setting Wheel Stops with Front Drive Axle
  83
- Front Loader Mounting Points
  84
Main Technical Parameters

86
- Check and Service
  86
- Service Inspections
  86
- Pre-Start Checks
  86
- Engine Coolant
  86
- Engine Oil
  87
- Transmission Oil
  88
- Fuel
  88
- Tyre Pressure
  89
- Tire Size and Inflation Pressure
  89
- Tire Inflation
  89
- Steering
  90
- Brake
  90
- Electrical Installation
  90
- Installation of the Front Loader
  90
- Maintenance and Adjustment Schedule
  91
- Periodical Check and Service Table
  91
- Diagram of Filling Points and Lubrication Points
  94
- Fuels, Coolants and Lubricants Used - Amounts
  95
- Recommended SAE Viscosity Grades for Engine Oil
  95
- ZETOR Service Fillings
  95
- Motor Oils
  95
- Oil in the Gearbox and Final Drivehousing
  95
- Oil for the Front Driving Axle
  95
- Other Recommended Service Fillings Tested on Zetor Tractors
  95
- Oil to Gear Systems of Tractors
  95
- Fuel
  95
- Procedure to Open the Front Hood
  96
- Front Bonnet Opening
  96
- Opening the Side Cover
  96
- Fuel System
  97
- Bleeding the Fuel System
  97
- Changing Oil in Tractor
  98
- Changing Engine Oil
  98
- Draining Oil from Engine
  99
- Engine Oil Filter
  99
- Pouring Oil to Engine
  99
- Changing the Transmission Oil
  100
- Changing Front Axle Oil
  101
- Cleaning and Replacing Filters
  102
- Engine Oil Filter
  102
- Fuel Filter
  103
- Hydraulic Oil Filter
  103
- Changing Coolant
  104
- Anti Freeze
  104
- Cleaning the Radiator
  105
- Greasing the Tractor
  106
- Setting the Play of Controls
  107
- Adjusting the Brake
  107
- Adjusting Method
  107
- Adjusting the Throttle Lever
  107
- Adjusting Toe-In
  107
- Checking the Battery
  108
- Battery Maintenance
  108
- Battery Charging
  109
- Battery Disconnect
  109
- Battery Disconnector
  109
- Fan Belt Adjustment
  110
- Alternator Inspect
  110
- Alternator and Fan Belts Inspect/Adjust/Replace
  110
- Air Conditioner Compressor Belt Adjustment
  111
- Air Filter Maintenance
  111
- Checking Hoses and Lines
  112
- Checking the Wiring Harness and Fuses
  112
- Replacing Fuses
  113
- Main Fuses
  113
- Storage
  114
- For Daily or Short Term Storage
  114
- Long-Term Storage
  114
- Re-Use after Long Term Storage
  114
- Fuel Saving Tips
  114
- Air Cleaning System
  114
- Engine
  115
- Fuel System
  115
- Oil System
  115
- Cooling System
  115
- How to Use of Jacks
  116
Cabin

118
- Instruments and Related Parts
  119
- Doors
  119
- Rear Window
  119
- Side Window
  119
- Work Lights (Front and Rear)
  119
- Rearview Mirrors
  120
- Cab Ceiling
  120
- How to Controls Cabin
  121
- Interior Devices
  121
- Ventilation
  121
- Re-Circulation Inlets Fully Closed
  121
- Control Panel on Right Cab Pillar
  122
- Windscreen Washer Tank
  122
- Interior Lamp
  123
- Blower Control Switch
  123
- Temperature Control
  123
- Air Conditioner Switch
  123
- Circulation Diffuser
  124
- Heating System
  124
- Heating System Configuration
  124
- Compressor Belt Adjustment
  125
- Air Conditioning System
  125
- Roof Hatch (if Equipped)
  125
- Cab Air Intake Filter
  126
- Radio, CD Player (if Equipped)
  126
- Ash Tray
  127
- Cigarette Lighter
  127
Main Technical Parameters

130
Fault Tracing

136
Towing the Tractor

140
Wiring Diagram

142
Power Train

148
Index

150

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Zetor UTILIX HT 45 Operator's Manual

Zetor UTILIX HT 45 Operator's Manual (138 pages)

Brand: Zetor | Category: Tractor | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Tractor Identification
8
- Warranty of the Product
  8
- Parts
  8
About this Manual
10
Introduction & Description
12
- Tractor an Introduction
  12
- Description
  13
ROPS (Roll over Protection Structures)
14
Safety Instructions, Do's & Don'ts
16
- Recognize Safety Information
  16
- Signal Words
  16
- Read Safety Instruction
  16
- Protection Children
  16
- Use of Rops and Seat Belt
  17
- Precaution to Avoid Tipping
  17
- Park Tractor Safely
  17
- Keep Riders off Tractor
  17
- Handle Fuel Safely-Avoid Fires
  18
- Stay Clear of Rotating Shafts
  18
- Always Use Safety Lights and Devices
  18
- Practice Safe Maintenance
  18
- Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
  19
- Prevent Battery Explosions
  19
- Prevent Acid Burns
  19
- Service Tractor Safely
  20
- Work in Ventilated Area
  20
- Tractor Runaway
  20
- Safety Starter Switch
  20
- Emergency Exits
  21
- Safety Precautions When Using the Loader
  21
- Towing Safely
  23
- Operator Protective Structure (OPS)
  23
- Use of Hazardous Substances
  24
- Use of Hazardous Substances
  25
- Safe Operation of Your Tractor
  26
- Safety Tips During Maintenance
  26
- Mounting and Demounting Implements
  27
- The Following Precautions Are Suggested to Help Prevent Accidents
  27
- Do's and Don't's
  31
- Do's-For Better Performance
  31
- Don'ts-For Safe Operation
  32
Safety Signs
34
- General Safety Information
  34
- Decals on the Dash Cover
  34
- Decals on the Chassis
  35
- Decals on the Cabin
  36
Universal Symbols
38
Controls, Instruments & Operations
40
- Description of Tractor Controls
  40
- Instrument and Switches
  40
- Main Switch (Key Switch)
  41
- Head Lamp, Turn Signal Switch and Horn
  41
- Hour Meter
  42
- Tachometer
  42
- Fuel Gauge and Water Temperature Gauge
  42
- Hazard Warning Signal Switch
  42
- Cruise Control Button
  46
- Cruise Speed Control Switch
  46
- Load Sensing Button
  46
- Mode (Sensitivity) Switch
  47
- Tractor Controls
  48
- Throttle Lever (Hand Throttle)
  49
- Speed Control Pedal
  49
- Brake Pedal
  49
- Parking Brake Lever
  49
- To Avoid Personal Unjury
  50
- Sub Gear Lever (Range Shift Lever)
  50
- Diff-Lock Pedal
  51
- Front Wheel Drive Lever (4WD)
  51
- Driver's Seat
  51
- Tilt Lever
  52
- PTO Gear
  52
- MID PTO (Optional)
  52
- Operating the Hydraulics
  53
- Position Control
  53
- Draft Control Lever
  53
- Lowering Speed Control Knob for the 3 Point Hitch
  54
- Remote Hydraulic Valve Lever
  54
- Remote Hydraulic Control Valve Coupler Connecting and Disconnecting
  55
- Joy Stick Lever
  55
- Safety Implement for Joystick Lever
  56
- Operating the 3 Point Linkage (TPL)
  57
- Check Chain (Telescopic Stabilizers) Adjustment
  57
- Adjustment of the Top Link
  58
- Adjustment of Lower Link
  58
- Lower (if Equipped Extendable Type)
  58
- Adjustment of the Lift Link on the Lower Link
  59
- Mounting Implement
  59
- Towing Devices
  60
- Driving the Tractor
  62
- Starting the Engine
  62
- Stopping the Engine
  62
- Warming up
  62
- Warming up in Cold Weather
  62
- Running-In Period
  63
- Tight Turns in the Field
  63
- Normal Braking and Parking
  63
- Driving Downhill
  64
- Operation of the Diff Lock
  64
- Fuel Gauge
  64
- Check During Driving
  64
- Engine Cooling Water
  64
- Trailer Socket (Seven Terminal Electrical Socket Type)
  64
- Track Adjustment
  65
- Connecting and Disconnecting Implement
  66
- Connection
  66
- Disconnection
  66
- Mounting Implement
  67
- Fixtion Points of Loader
  68
Lubrication & Maintenance
70
- Check and Service
  70
- Service Inspections
  70
- Pre-Start Checks
  70
- Engine Coolant
  70
- Engine Oil
  71
- Transmission Oil
  72
- Fuel
  72
- Tyre Pressure
  73
- Steering
  73
- Brake
  73
- Electrical
  73
- Installing Loader
  74
- Detaching the Loader (Loader Connecting Port)
  74
- Maintenance and Adjustment Schedule
  75
- Periodical Check and Service Table
  75
- Filling Diagram & Capacity Table
  78
- Recommended Transmission Oil
  79
- Opening Method of each Cover
  80
- Opening Method of Hood
  80
- Opening the Side Cover
  80
- Fuel
  81
- Bleeding the Fuel System
  81
- Changing the Oils in the Tractor
  82
- Changing Engine Oil
  82
- Changing the Transmission Oil
  83
- Changing Oil in the Front Axle
  84
- Cleaning and Changing Filters
  85
- Engine Oil Filter
  85
- Fuel Filter
  85
- Hydraulic Oil Filter and Engine Oil Filter Cartridge
  86
- Changing the Coolant
  87
- Anti Freeze
  87
- Cleaning the Radiator
  88
- Greasing the Tractor
  89
- Gap Adjustment
  90
- Adjusting the Brake
  90
- Adjusting Method
  90
- Adjusting the Throttle Lever
  90
- Adjusting Toe-In
  90
- Checking the Battery
  91
- Battery Maintenance
  91
- Battery Charging
  92
- Battery Disconnect
  92
- Fan Belt Adjustment
  93
- Alternator Inspect
  93
- Alternator and Fan Belts Inspect/Adjust/Replace
  94
- Air Conditioner Compressor Belt Adjustment
  94
- Servicing the Air Cleaner
  95
- Checking Hoses and Lines
  95
- Checking the Wiring Harness and Fuses
  95
- Replacing Fuses
  96
- Main Fuses
  96
- Re-Use after Long Term Storage
  97
- Maintenance
  97
- For Daily or Short Term Storage
  98
- Long-Term Storage
  98
- Fuel Saving Tips
  98
- Air Cleaning System
  98
- Engine
  98
- Fuel System
  99
- Oil System
  99
- Cooling System
  99
- How to Use of Jacks
  100
Cabin
102
- Instrument and Related Parts
  103
- Doors
  103
- Rear Window
  103
- Side Window
  103
- Working Lamps (Front and Rear)
  104
- Rearview Mirrors
  104
- Cab Ceiling
  104
- How to Controls Cabin
  104
- Ventilation
  105
- Re-Circulation Inlets Fully Closed
  105
- Working Lamp Switch
  105
- Wiper Control Switch
  105
- Windscreen Washer Tank
  105
- Interior Lamp
  106
- Blower Control Switch
  106
- Temperature Control
  106
- Air Conditioner Switch
  106
- Circulation Diffuser
  107
- Heating System
  107
- System Configuration
  107
- Compressor Belt Adjustment
  108
- Air Conditioning System
  108
- Roof Hatch (if Equipped)
  108
- Circulation Diffuser
  109
- Cab Air Intake Filter
  109
- Radio, CD Player ( if Equipped) (Optional)
  110
- Ash Tray
  110
- Cigarette Lighter
  110
Specifications
114
- Mass and Tyre
  115
- Traveling Speed
  116
- Utilix Ht45
  116
- Utilix Ht55
  116
- Noise Levels
  116
- Vibration Referred to the Operator Position
  117
Fault Tracing
118
Towing the Tractor
122
Wiring Diagram
124
Power Train
132
Index
134

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